Sentence examples for chose lack of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, respondents chose lack of personal life (52%), job stress (33%), negative public perceptions of doctors (7%), and low income levels (7%) as the most significant demerits of being a doctor.

A previous study [ 27], for example, reported that almost half (48.7%) of men simply answered "no" to the question "Do you have ikigai in your life?" However, only 0.9% of participants in the current study chose this lack of purpose in life as the problem about which they were most concerned.

These examples are chosen because lack of convergence is reported in literature when adopting classical gradient-based methods coupled with the reliability assessment.

England unsurprisingly declined the availability of a second new ball, choosing a lack of pace rather than any acceleration of their likely fate.

Passengers who are prepared to change planes once or twice to get to their destinations have lots of choice, but on transatlantic routes between hubs there are often only one or two carriers to choose from.This lack of competition is partly the result of collusion sanctioned by regulators.

People may choose a lack of integrity when they think that the outcome will be worth it.

Each stag hunt has a "harbourer", a specialist whose job is to watch the herds and select a specific quarry, chosen for its lack of Darwinian promise.

This shouldn't be too surprising: vacation places at the shore are often chosen for their lack of stimulation.

But Mr. McCall's auditors were not satisfied with the way the companies were chosen and the lack of specific rates in the contracts, Mr. Tompkins said.

You should be very proud of your accomplishment, as more than seven billion people were not chosen due to lack of participation.

Dutt et al. state [45] that silicon nitride was chosen for its lack of TPA and moderate nonlinearity.